Sentences with phrase «part of a bill aimed»

Several parts of the bill aim to help small businesses, some of which may have felt forgotten when the state was handing out tax breaks to big companies, said Senate Republican Leader John McKinney of Fairfield.

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The skinny bill included a series of amendments that aimed to repeal certain unpopular parts of the Affordable Care Act.

«While it is hard to see a path forward for a comprehensive bill, the GOP is likely to try to attach discrete provisions aimed at defunding parts of the bill or unwinding some of the ACA's insurance or benefit mandates are likely,» Weissenstein said.

The skinny bill includes a series of amendments that would aim to repeal certain unpopular parts of the Affordable Care Act, like the individual and employer mandate.

Cutting nearly $ 1 trillion from Medicaid will give states the freedom to tailor the program to suit their needs, Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price said, as he defended a narrowly passed House bill that aims to undo parts of the health care law enacted by the previous administration.

Supporters of a bill that is aimed at making it easier for the survivors of sexual abuse to file lawsuits is once again being pushed as part of the post-budget legislative session.

Dempsey said that if the bill on bump stocks solely focused on the bump stocks he'd be less against it, but the bill before the committee specifically refers to accessories that increase the rate of fire of a firearm and he argues almost any part could assist in doing that including those that assist with aim.

Both officers worked out of the 84th Precinct in Brooklyn, although they had been posted outside the Tompkins Houses, within the 79th Precinct, as part of a crime reduction initiative aimed at various troubled city housing developments, when they were shot, Commissioner Bill Bratton said.

All are expected to soon be signed into law by Mayor Bill de Blasio, with the package part of ongoing reforms aimed at changing the culture at Rikers Island and other jail facilities run by the city.

Her proposal was part of a package of bills discussed Wednesday aimed at increasing consumer access to food safety reports.

That funding could be folded into the annual appropriations bill to fund the National Institutes of Health or be part of several measures aimed at speeding medical innovation that Congress may take up after the election.

The bill would be part of the Senate version of the renewal of the American COMPETES Act, bipartisan legislation that was passed in 2007 and reauthorized in 2010 and that aimed to bolster U.S. capabilities in the physical sciences.

In a bill sent to the legislature this month as part of his education - reform package, Mr. Ridge, a Republican who took office this year, aims to make the state's 53 «learning outcomes» voluntary learning targets.

It's part of a seven - bill package titled the Parent Empowerment Education Reform Package that aims to increase options for public school students and parents.

Known as the PROSPER Act, the bill aims to streamline student aid programs, get rid of several regulations, limit certain benefits to graduate students, and more.The initial response from higher education groups was surprisingly restrained, in part because so many people were focused on the tax bill.

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Implementing a CO2 NAAQS set at 350 parts per million would require a much higher degree of economic sacrifice than would be demanded by either the Waxman - Markey cap - and - trade bill or the Copenhagen climate treaty, which aimed to stabilize CO2 - equivalent greenhouse gases at 450 parts per million by 2050.

For perspective, the Waxman - Markey bill aimed to help achieve the Copenhagen climate treaty goal of stabilizing atmospheric CO2 - equivalent greenhouse gas concentrations at 450 parts per million by 2050.82 A NAAQS requiring states to make a proportionate contribution83 to CO2 stabilization at 350 parts per million and other greenhouse gases at pre-industrial levels in five to ten years would cause the United States to become a single non-attainment area, and the Clean Air Act would function as a no - growth mandate, contradicting a core purpose of the Act: protecting the «productive capacity» of the population.84

A pair of bills introduced in Congress in April 2018 — S. 2740 in the Senate; H.R. 5606 in the House of Representatives — would authorize the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to institute a competitive grant program aimed in part at developing and improving educational material and teacher training on the topic of climate change.

Brighter Planet's 350 Challenge is inspired by Bill McKibben's awareness campaign about the importance of the number 350, the parts per million of CO2 in the atmosphere that we must aim for if we want to keep the planet relatively safe.

These four Congressmen filed this bipartisan bill earlier this week, which would forbid states or any other part from hunting alterations to devices for the aim of enabling user surveillance.